AI crawlability
Checks whether public content is reachable and readable for automated systems.
Find out whether public technical and content signals help AI-powered search and assistants crawl, identify and understand your website. Webitech measures observable readiness signals — it does not promise that any AI system will cite or recommend a website.
AI readiness is broader than a single robots.txt rule. Webitech combines several publicly observable layers and keeps crawler-access diagnostics separate from claims about rankings or citations.
Checks whether public content is reachable and readable for automated systems.
Looks for machine-readable data that helps describe entities, content and website structure.
Reviews public signals that help connect the website with the company or organization behind it.
Reports public access signals for major search and AI crawlers where those rules can be inspected.
Reviews semantic structure and signals that can make important content easier to interpret.
Combines identity, indexability, sitemap, brand and content-clarity signals into a practical readiness view.
Start free. The result combines AI readiness with SEO, security, accessibility, website quality, trust, internal linking and visitor experience so AI signals are not evaluated in isolation.
Usually focuses on search crawling, indexation, metadata, content and performance signals. These foundations still matter.
Adds machine-readable entities, AI crawler diagnostics, AI visibility foundations and semantic readiness — while keeping the claims limited to signals that can actually be observed.
No. Webitech checks public technical and entity signals, including selected crawler-access rules. It does not claim to measure or guarantee recommendations inside a specific AI product.
No. Good crawlability, indexability, clear content and trustworthy entity information overlap with strong SEO foundations. Webitech treats AI readiness as an additional layer.
Depending on the website, findings may point to structured data, semantic structure, crawl rules, identity signals, sitemap/indexability or other measurable foundations.